Comparison: Pirelli P ZERO vs. Falken Azenis FK510 vs. Kenda KR41 Emera A1

Today, we are comparing two renowned tyres perfect for summer; the Pirelli P ZERO and the Falken Azenis FK510. These tyres are acknowledged globally and manufactured by leading tyre manufacturers Pirelli and Falken.

The Pirelli P ZERO is made in Italy and garnered a rating of 61% from our experts. In various tests such as AutoMotorSport and AutoBild, the tyre ranked 4th out of 11 and 53 tyres respectively. These tests highlighted its notable wet side guidance and dry handling. During the ADAC test, with a total of 16 tyres, the Pirelli P ZERO was placed 12th. It was praised for its dry braking, dry driving behavior, and wet circle cornering amongst other features. However, in the Automotorsport test, the tyre scored an impressive 2nd spot, performing well in both dry and wet conditions. It was also placed 4th in the GTÜ test.

On the other hand, the Falken Azenis FK510, produced in Japan and Turkey, made a strong impression with a high rating of 74% from our team. It has now been replaced by Falken Azenis FK520. In the AutoMotorSport test, the Falken Azenis FK510 ranked 8th, showing decent performance. Its strengths lie in its exterior noise, price to value ratio, and rolling resistance, as highlighted in the AutoBild test where it ranked 6th out of 53 tyres. In the ADAC test, it easily surpassed the Pirelli P ZERO by securing an 8th position. Its feature of high mileage performance made it stand out amongst others. The tyre also excelled in the ACE test, securing first place.

Overall, the Falken Azenis FK510 outperforms the Pirelli P ZERO both in terms of our rating and its positions in the tests. The Falken Azenis FK510 demonstrates outstanding performance in a variety of metrics such as exterior noise, dry handling, and wet braking proving its versatility.

However, depending on your specific needs, the Pirelli P ZERO may have aspects that appeal to you more. It performed exceptionally well in terms of dry and wet handling, braking, and its wet side guidance. It always stayed within the top ranks in several tests.

In conclusion, both tyres offer unique strengths. While the Falken Azenis FK510 provides a better overall performance, the Pirelli P ZERO caters to specific requirements with impressive features. Consider your individual needs while deciding, and make sure to take a look at the new Falken Azenis FK520.